Open Heus-Sueh opened 2 years ago
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- [x] I have checked existing OPL feature requests for duplicates and found none
Describe the FR
it is the file system compatible with windows and linux, it is the best candidate to replace fat32.
driver for windows: https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs
Is this support possible or is it dreaming too much?
Describe the solution you'd like
No solution?
Describe alternatives you've considered
none.
Additional context
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There is another one that i'm porting but good feature anyway
Can't imagine why one would need snapshots, raid levels, several compression algorithms, checksumming and stuff on a PS2. IMHO that's way too heavy.
Can't imagine why one would need snapshots, raid levels, several compression algorithms, checksumming and stuff on a PS2. IMHO that's way too heavy. yep, even to 32mb but i think this one is more debugging something, ntfs is a way better in my opinion.
Can't imagine why one would need snapshots, raid levels, several compression algorithms, checksumming and stuff on a PS2. IMHO that's way too heavy.
so I don't know how difficult it is to implement NTFS in OPL, I'm pretty layman on it, PS3 has ntfs support via webman mod and it's very good.
Can't imagine why one would need snapshots, raid levels, several compression algorithms, checksumming and stuff on a PS2. IMHO that's way too heavy.
so I don't know how difficult it is to implement NTFS in OPL, I'm pretty layman on it, PS3 has ntfs support via webman mod and it's very good.
Yes without a library
Can't imagine why one would need snapshots, raid levels, several compression algorithms, checksumming and stuff on a PS2. IMHO that's way too heavy.
Does it need to support all that to support a basic implementation of btrfs? Just curious since the main reason someone might want to use btrfs or ext would be due to it being better supported on linux than exfat and also not having the same corruption issues as exfat.
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Describe the FR
it is the file system compatible with windows and linux, it is the best candidate to replace fat32.
driver for windows: https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs
Is this support possible or is it dreaming too much?
Describe the solution you'd like
No solution?
Describe alternatives you've considered
none.
Additional context
No response